Fidji Simo, incoming CEO of Applications at OpenAI and Instacart CEO, penned her first missive and laid out an optimistic vision for AI.
Large language models (LLMs) have reached the phase where advances are incremental as they quickly become commodities. Simply put, it's the age of good enough LLMs where the innovation will come from orchestrating them and customizing them for use cases. That's great news for enterprises.
AWS is aiming to be the best place to build and run AI agents that can carry out tasks with minimal human involvement. AWS is also looking to give enterprise customers tools that can give them stability in a rapidly changing AI environment.
Anthropic is best known for its Claude large language model (LLM), but its enterprise software ambitions are clear as the company builds out its go-to-market team.
Enterprises may want to start thinking of large language models (LLMs) as ensemble casts that can combine knowledge and reasoning to complete tasks, according to Japanese AI lab Sakana AI.
Cloudflare said it is offering a "pay per crawl" plan where web sites will automatically block AI crawlers and can charge for access. Is this the start of the data dark ages for AI?
Just because you spend a ton of cash to create and AI super team doesn't mean it'll work. Meta makes its Meta Superintelligence Labs official.
Your vendor is likely to tell you that there's an easy button for agentic AI, but Anthropic's post gives you some questions to ask about the architecture behind the marketing.
Meta has hired Scale CEO Alexandr Wang to oversee its AI efforts as it pursues superintelligence. With the worst kept secret in Silicon Valley out of the way, it's time to ponder one massive, nagging question: Can an effort that may depend on social media data really be superintelligent?
Databricks said that Google Cloud's Gemini models will be available natively within its Databricks Data Intelligence Platform. Databricks also said that it extended a partnership with Microsoft Azure.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the company's enterprise unit is doing well as businesses continue to invest in large language models and increasingly AI agents.
Anthropic launched a set of developer tools that make it easier to build AI agents and launched new Claude 4 models. The news, outlined at Anthropic's first developer conference, highlights how large language model companies are branching out.
